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Richard Lander: One of the things I like about JavaScript (and other languages like it) is that you can just start writing code in a file and you have something runnable with a single line. There is no ceremony and no real concepts to learn (at first). That's valuable. There are some C# scripting solutions that are like that, too, but they are not well integrated. Certain language features are headed in this direction, but we're not there yet. I'd like to be able to have a single line C# file for a "Hello World" Web API. That would be awesome.
Richard Lander is a Principal Program Manager Lead on the .NET Team at Microsoft.
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